Pulsar Forward FN155 Bedienungsanleitung

Digital night vision Forward FN 1-26

27-52

53-80

81-106

107-132

Vision nocturne digitale Forward FN

Digitales Nachtsichtgerät Forward FN

Visor nocturno digital Forward FN

Dispositivo notturno digitale Forward FN

Цифровой ПНВ Forward FN 133-158 РУССКИЙ

MicroUSB cable

Lens/eyepiece protective covers

User manual

Lens cloth

Warranty card

Digital module

Cosmetic cover

Monocular Pulsar 5x30

Carrying case

Wireless remote control

IPS5 Battery Pack

Battery charger with

mains charger

Quick-release IR Illuminator

Digital Night Vision Forward FN is a combination of a digital module and

5-power monocular for observation both in the twilight and daytime. To operate

in total darkness the unit can be employed with an invisible IR Illuminator.

The Forward FN can also be mounted on the majority of day binoculars or

monoculars by detaching the monocular Pulsar 5x30 and using adapter rings

which enable its positioning on objective lenses with various diameters.

In this manner you are able to convert your day optical device into a night

vision device.

The Forward FN is designed for professional and amateur use, such as

observation, security, night and day video recording.

FN135

78138FN155

78108

Enhanced nighttime sensitivity

Easy to install and operate

5x monocular included

Compact and lightweight

Invisible 940 nm IR Illuminator

Wi-Fi. Integration with iOS and Android devices

Integrated video and sound recorder

Fully waterproof (IPX7)

Wide range of operating temperature (-25…+50°C)

Updatable features

Characteristics of the monocular

Optical magnification, x

Eye relief, mm

Field of view, degree / m at 1000m

Dimensions (LxWxH), mm/inch

Weight, kg/oz

7 / 122

147x68x68 / 5.8x2.7x2.7

0.2 / 7

7 / 122

0.2 / 7

272x92x77/10.7x3.6x3

0.41 / 14.5 0.48 / 16.9

EXTERNAL VIEW AND CONTROLS

Lens cover

IR Illuminator hood

Locking ring

Lever

Battery Pack

Button RIGHT

Button M (MENU)

Button LEFT

Button ON

Lens focusing ring

IR Illuminator locking nut

IR Illuminator port plug

IR Illuminator mounting port

MicroUSB port

Weaver rail

Adapter's cover

Optical device

Insert

Adapter

Locking screw

Other features:

Stream Vision application. Remote review and operation using

smartphone

Recording and live YouTube streaming

Quick four-point bayonet mount with automatic clamp

Power bank charging via microUSB

Full control of all device functions

Battery Pack

Quick-change batteries IPS5/IPS10

Wi-Fi up to 16 hours*

Operation on AA or CR123 batteries **

Charging IPS5/IPS10 batteries via USB

(when the unit is on)

* on Battery Pack IPS10 (sold separately).

** using a battery container (sold separately).

Screw

Adapter's lever

Mounting block

Button IR

ON (9) Unit is off

Other short

presses

Long press

Power unit off

DESCRIPTION OF CONTROLS

Current

operating mode

First short

press

Power unit on Display ON / OFF

Unit is on Display off Display ON / OFF

LEFT(8) Unit is on

Wi-Fi ON

Wi-Fi OFF

Menu navigation

Downwards/Leftwards

SumLight ON

MENU(7) Unit is on

Menu navigation

Enter quick menu

Enter main menu

Confirm selection Exit submenu

without confirming

selection /

Exit menu (switch to

viewing mode)

RIGHT(6) Unit is on

(«Video» mode)

Unit is on

(«Photo» mode)

Menu navigation

Start video

recording

Stop video recording/

Switch to photo mode

Take a photograph

Upwards/rightwards

Button

SumLight OFF

Pause / resume video

recording

Switch to video mode

Please see the scheme on the flyleaf.

Remove the decorative cover from the digital module.

Lift the lever (4).

Install the battery (5) into the dedicated slot on the device housing so

that element F (see Pic.1 on the flyleaf) appears from below.

Fix the battery by clicking the lever.

Installing the battery pack into device:

Only use the charger supplied with the Battery Pack. The use of any

other charger may irreparably damage the Battery Pack or the

charger and may cause fire.

When keeping the battery for a long period, it should not be fully

charged or fully discharged.

Do not charge the battery immediately after bringing the battery

from cold environment to a warm one. Wait for 30-40 minutes for

the battery to get warm.

Safety measures:

Do not leave a battery unattended while charging.

Never use a modified or damaged charger.

Charge the Battery Pack at a temperature ranging from 0 °C to

+45 °C.

Otherwise batter's life will decrease significantly.

Do not leave the Battery Pack with a charger connected to the mains

longer than 24 hours after full charge.

Do not expose the battery pack to high temperature or to a naked

flame.

Do not submerge the battery in water.

Do not connect external device with a current consumption that

exceeds permitted levels.

The Battery Pack is short circuit protected. However, any situation

that may cause short-circuiting should be avoided.

Do not dismantle or deform the Battery Pack.

Do not drop or hit the battery.

When using the battery at negative temperatures, battery's capacity

decreases, this is normal and is not a defect.

Do not use the battery at the temperatures above those shown in the

table – this may decrease battery's life.

Keep the battery out of the reach of children.

Choose an adapter with an insert of the required diameter depending

on the outer diameter of the bell of the daylight device.

The figures 42 mm, 50 mm, 56 mm in adapter's model name

correspond to the optical diameter of the device's bell.

Measure the outer diameter of the housing of your device's bell and

select an insert in accordance with reference data in the tables below.

Mounting the attachment on daylight device

Example. If the lens diameter of your day device is 42 mm, and the

measured outer diameter of the housing of the device’s bell is 47.2 mm,

you need to use an insert with marking "Ø 47". Compatibility chart of

inserts for the day devices.

The monocular Pulsar 5x30 (C) (included) converts the digital

module into a 5x digital night vision device.

Insert the monocular firmly so that the pins in the monocular’s body

enter the notches (D) of the digital module.

Turn the monocular fully counterclockwise to fix it on the digital

module.

In order to remove the monocular, turn the monocular clockwise and

pull carefully.

mount

detach

Compatibility chart of inserts for the day devices

Outer diameter of day

device's lens, mm

Remove the cover (16) from the Cover Ring Adapter (19) by turning it

counterclockwise.

Put the insert (18) into the adapter, unsnap the clamp (22) of the

adapter (19) and firmly mount the adapter on the device's bell (17) to

ensure that the surface in the bottom part of the adapter is located

above the barrel.

Before installing it is advised to degrease the device's bell.

Install firmly the insert (18) into the adapter (19) (Pic.3).

Install firmly the adapter with insert onto the lens of your day device

(Pic.3).

Snap the lever (22) from the original OPEN position to the CLOSE

position (Pic.3).

Check that the adapter firmly fits the objective lens.

If you see there is a clearance, please:

- Loosen the locking screw (20) with the hex-nut wrench (S=2mm).

- Tighten the screw (21) with hex-nut wrench (S=4mm).

Recommended clamping force is 1 N·m (can be checked with the

help of a torque screwdriver).

- Tighten the locking screw (20).

Insert firmly the device into the adapter so that the teeth in the

adapter's body enter the notches of the device. Turn the device

clockwise against the stop. Triangle-shaped marking on the device

and the square-shaped marking on the adapter should match.

To align the attachment, move the lever (22) to the OPEN position

and align horizontally.

Powering on and image setup

Remove the lens cover (1) by turning it counterclockwise.

Turn the unit on with a short press of the ON (9) button.

Image appears on the display in several seconds.

To obtain a crisp image of the icons on the display, rotate the dioptre

adjustment ring of your optical device. After this there is no need to

rotate the dioptre adjustment ring for distance or any other conditions.

To focus on the object being observed rotate the lens focusing

ring (10).

To set up display brightness and contrast, please refer to the QUICK

MENU FUNCTIONS section.

After use, hold down the ON button to turn the unit off.

Enter the menu with a long press of the М (7) button. To toggle

between the main menu options, press the RIGHT (6) and LEFT (8)

buttons.

QUICK MENU FUNCTIONS

The quick menu allows setup of display brightness and contrast.

Enter a submenu of the main menu with a short press of the М button.

Exit the submenu with a long press of the М button.

Automatic exit takes place in 10 sec of inactivity.

Upon exit from the menu the cursor location is memorized only

for the duration of the working session (i.e. until the unit is turned off).

Upon restarting the unit and entering the menu the cursor will be

located on the first menu option.

Microphone

Wi-Fi settings

General settings

–Language

–Date

–Time

–Photo resolution

–Factory reset

–Formatting

Remote control activation

Device information

Automatic shutoff

Wi-Fi Settings

Password setup

This submenu allows you to set a password to

access your unit from an external device. The

password is used to connect an external device

(i.e. smartphone) to your Forward FN.

Enter the menu with a long press of the М (7)

button.

Press the RIGHT (6) and LEFT (8) buttons to

select submenu “Wi-Fi Settings”.

–Enter the submenu with a short press of the М

button.

–Press RIGHT or LEFT to select item “PAS”.

–Enter the item with a short press of the М button.

–The default password “12345” appears on the

display.

–Set the desired password with RIGHT or LEFT

(button RIGHT to increase value; button LEFT to

reduce). Switch between digits with a short press

of the M button.

–Save the password and exit the submenu with a

long press of the M button.

Access level setup

This submenu allows you to set required access

level of the Stream Vision application to your unit.

–Select item “Access level setup” in submenu

“Wi-Fi Settings” with the RIGHT (6) and LEFT

(8) buttons.

–Enter the submenu with a short press of the М

button.

–Select access level “Owner” or “Guest” with

the RIGHT (6) and LEFT (8) buttons.

- Access level Owner. The Stream Vision user has

the complete access to all functions of the unit.

21.07.2017

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